THE Deputy Master of the High Court in Bulawayo, assisted by the two provisional liquidators, on Monday started verifying and approving claims by 3 700 people who were left stranded when Geozing Pawnbrokers failed to repay investments in March.
SILAS NKALA
The verification and approval was done at the Bulawayo Amphitheatre yesterday.
The disgruntled members of the public, who include the Nkulumane Zimbabwe Republic Police women’s organisation, church organisations, burial societies, high ranking businesspeople and officials, among others, gathered at the amphitheatre to hear their names being read out.
High Court Deputy Master, identified as R Antonio, yesterday told journalists that the gathering was the second meeting where Geozing clients were being verified and approved.
“This is the second day of our meeting to verify and approve clients’ claims in preparation for further action on their money,” he said before walking away.
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